take a seat
by Tiberius

Comment:
The best seat in the house. I like this world you've almost created, and its unplugged power line.

Icebreaker
by Mona

Comment:
I'm captivated by how that table, which itself is capsized, has capsized the landscape.

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Anemones
by jomari

Comment:
this has unreality and details in the darks that I like.

Wyoming Dam
by wildiris

Comment:
a splendid study of texture and tone.

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Working
by Melethia

Comment:
living in a world of smoke

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At the edge of beyond
by Paul

Comment:
time washes us all away. compelling image. specific and universal coexisting.

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Fuego y Candela
by lei_73

Comment:
this feels retro and smoky, a little dangerous and exciting. you've really captured a mood here.

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The Weight of Distance
by lovemelvin

Comment:
kind of annoyed by the mirror but that is very "posthumous" so I can't really blame you. kind of aggressively "bad" photo in several ways, which is also very "posthumous." Biggest transgression to me is that big swath of road. so much nothing. The title is pretending to be about the distance between the two people, but really it's about that big old desert of a road between you and them, between me and them. The mirror emphasizes that distance. There's a feeling to that, a weight you might say. As Wallace Stevens said, "The [pair] are not seen/as the observer wills."

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photo of a photographer taking a photo of a photographer taking a photo of a photographer
by tate

Comment:
Well, I'm glad you appreciate my taste for the meta. in a sense every photograph is of a photograph. in a sense every photograph is of the photographer. I was skeptical at first but I like how it gets progressively brighter until the actual "subject" is barely visible.

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spring whispers
by PennyStreet

Comment:
ah yes in the dance of winter a new song, whispered. this photo correctly exposes the season, or rather changes the season, as we all must do.

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